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The Bird has become a rubber duck! quacking sound!!!!
Hi all. Out of the blue the car has started making a "quacking" noise like a toy rubber duck that matches wheel speed at slow speeds. It's so comical! But I hate it... people are laughing at the car instead of the previous... Ooooooooohhhh, nice car sounds they'd make. The car is a 2000 Boxster 2.7.
The suspension is the M030 and was refreshed last year and has been quiet until a drive home from the pub on a bit of a lumpy road. Since the sound follows wheel speed and I'd expect the bearing to make more of a grinding noise I am leaning towards the CV and/or CV boot on the driver's side. Has anyone else heard this comical yet frustrating noise? http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1528212212.jpg |
Maybe your ride developed a personality disorder! :D.
Sorry, couldnt help myself, any specific side or corner wheresound eminates? |
Try and identify which wheel is the culprit, then start with the simplest things. Look for anything that might be contacting the tire (plastic flap, etc) and check your tires. I once had a tire that made a "flap-flap" noise...it turned out a plastic label. Also try to free spin the tire and pinpoint from there. I always start with the simplest/dumbest things and work upwards. ;)
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Make sure the outboard rear axle nuts are fully torqued. I had a similar noise and replaced the rear bearings only for the noise to return. Turned out I only needed to tighten to axle bolts.
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